vibraphone in Japanese
vibraphone in Japanese is ビブラフォン — vibraphone means a percussion instrument with two rows of tuned metal bars, each set over a resonating tube containing a motor-driven rotating vane that produces a vibrato effect.
vibraphone in Japanese
ビブラフォン
Pronounced: biburafon
A percussion instrument with a double row of tuned metal bars, each above a tubular resonator containing a motor-driven rotating vane, giving a vibrato effect.
What does "vibraphone" mean?
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noun A percussion instrument with two rows of tuned metal bars, each set over a resonating tube containing a motor-driven rotating vane that produces a vibrato effect.
"The jazz trio featured a vibraphone alongside piano and bass."
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vibraphone in a sentence
- The jazz trio featured a vibraphone alongside piano and bass.
- She struck the bars of the vibraphone gently with soft mallets.
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What is "vibraphone" in Japanese?
"vibraphone" in Japanese is ビブラフォン. vibraphone means: A percussion instrument with two rows of tuned metal bars, each set over a resonating tube containing a motor-driven rotating vane that produces a vibrato effect.
How do you pronounce ビブラフォン?
"vibraphone" in Japanese is ビブラフォン, pronounced "biburafon".
How do you use "vibraphone" in a sentence?
Example: "The jazz trio featured a vibraphone alongside piano and bass." In Japanese, "vibraphone" is ビブラフォン.
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